Student veterans will not lose benefits for courses moving online
Military members and their families who are now studying online because of the coronavirus outbreak will continue to receive G.I. Bill benefits as if
Coronavirus Pandemic Terminates Spring Sports In 2020
The novel coronavirus pandemic has put a halt on sports at all levels. As the NBA was the first professional league to stop
Lose the stockpile of bottles. Santa Ana’s tap water is safe to drink
The CDC might recommend keeping a supply of drinkable water in case of emergency, but people have been filling up their carts and stockpiling
Struggling to pay rent because of COVID-19? The city’s new executive order could help
The City of Santa Ana enacted a moratorium on residential and commercial foreclosures and evictions last Thursday, preventing any tenant who has had their
Transcript: Our First COVID-19 Live Chat with RSCCD Chancellor Marvin Martinez
The most recent news this morning is that we have our district’s first confirmed case of COVID-19: a part-time employee at SCC’s health and
10 ways to bust boredom while you’re stuck in quarantine
Is quarantining at home all day making you homesick or just sick of home? No need to worry — here are 10 boredom busters
CCCAA Cancels Seasons, Grants Additional Year of Eligibility to Athletes
Nearly 10,000 student-athletes had their seasons canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday evening. The decision was announced by the California Community College
IN PHOTOS: Huntington Beach closes pier, picnic areas after crowded weekend under “stay at home” order
The city of Huntington Beach will close its pier, picnic areas, sports fields and other recreational spaces starting tomorrow after community concerns about ineffective